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The plumbing for the building, which replaced the old building’s backyard privy, was laid by Joe Hall, with additional labor furnished by Bill Welch and Wayne Payne.
Thomas Aylor, an electrician from Culpeper, took care of wiring the building.
Ronnie Good and Bill Corbin provided the labor and expertise to hang the sheetrock which covers the church’s inside walls.
Bobby Burke provided the labor and materials to build the church’s new pulpit.
Another Warren County resident, Larry LeHew, drilled the church’s well, located behind the new building. He asked that the donation^ accepted in memory of his father.
Once the framing of the building was finished, Benny Duncan and his crew from Luray arrived and laid the brick exterior for the new church.
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